How do you reduce the image file size
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Reduce the amount of megabytes the picture is taken in. In the "Function Settings" there is a Megabyte Setting that effects image size and quality. The lower the setting, the smaller the file size.
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I use software to reduce the image file size without reducing the quality of the photo too much. It can be done in PhotoShop. A free software is JPEGmini that can be downloaded from www.download.com. They also have other freeware that can be used to reduce the file size.
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Yes. You can reduce or enlarge copies by selecting 1-Home, 2-Copy, 3-Settings, and 4-magnification. From there choose the size you want. Hope this helps........
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I noticed that too. They might have just really enhanced the compression practices of JPEG files. I wouldn't mind bigger file sizes myself if the image quality were improved....
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I pretty much only use .jpeg, although I did do a .tif unintentionally. There are other formats. As far as not being able to reset--I have to go in and rest all the time.
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Assuming you were using a USB drive, you can simply remove the USB drive and the pictures will no longer be in the digital frame.
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I copied it within Windows. Just copy the folder and then paste it where you want. I did the same with my large folder of photos.
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I download my pictures to large capacity auxiliary drive. I then upload from there the pictures I want to share. 16.0 MP is quite large and takes some time to upload.
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As long as you have enough memory cards . . .wouldn't file size affect the outcome?
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I'm not really sure and I've had mine for a year, but maybe try to make image smaller and make sure the photos are under JPEG cause if there not they wont work! Cause I know none of mine were JPEG and so it wouldn't work!
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I am not aware of any file size limit. I have converted many LP's but I have only done one at a time
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I am a lightroom user so I cant..help. I just searched the net and there is lots of information about what you asking about
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You should resize to 480 x 234 pizels. If you resize the large original files to this size, you will be able to get a lot on a 1g card. There are many photo editing software packages that will allow you to resize a 'batch' of files to as smaller or different size. A batch processing of many photos would be much faster than doing them individually. You need to make sure it makes a copy of the original in the new size, rather than srinking the original file. I don't have any specific recomendations of which software to use, but you likely got something with your camera that may work.
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Only bmp files. Also they should be a concrete size. I never were successful doin it
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The copier does reduce or enlarge using copy ratios (%of document size from 25% to 400%)
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I´m not sure it can be changed, but I left it shooting the whole night and it cut into 7 files each aproximately 4.165.000 KB. The longer one I took had 01:07:44. Hope It helps.
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Jacqueline, All you do is tell SDCopy where the .mod files are, where you want the converted files put, set the 16:9 flag and choose "all files" or specific video files from a group of thumbnails that SDCopy creates when you hit the button that says choose files or whatever bottom right... Hope this helps. Good luck.Mark
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Using the finest setting my jpg files run anywhere from 5M to 8M so that could be a problem depending in your connection speed. Also think about the connection speed of the person you are sending the file to. Also, the size of the file can be changed in the settings so they aren't so large.